The binge-and-purge cycle (commoly referred to by the notation "b/p") is often seen in eating disroders like bulimia. It begins with a person "bingeing". This is where they consume large amounts of caloires (thousands, literally) in a short amount of time. To them rid their bodies of these calories so as not to gain weight, the person will then "purge". This is usually either forcefully throwing up or by use of harsh laxatives. This process repeats daily or weekly and become known as a cycle.
Bingeing and purging can wreak havoc on the mind and body. Bingeing can cause strain on the stomach as it expands past what it should. Too much of this and the stomach could rupture. Also, it messes up the body's natural metabolism. Puring is VERY dangerous. It can lead to stomach acid wear on the esophagus and teeth, along with a potentail for the esophagus to rupture or to choke. This cycle can also be very damaging to a person mentally.
Bingeing and Purging are part of the cycle of Bulimia, a common eating disorder.
Yes, people can purge almost 100% of the foods that they have binged on. This is very dangerous as the body needs nutrients to survive. A person can die of this is not treated.
Laxatives do not assist with weight loss. This is a dangerous misconception. "Binge and purge" is no way to live your life.
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it is binge and pinge side effects are hair falling out,no menstrual cycle,ruins teeth
Bulimic behavior exists from two distinct phases, the binge and the purge. This behavior is typical for individuals with severe self image problems and needs to treated by professionals as it is a potential life threatening psychological disorder.
Some bulimics take it regularly to purge after an eating binge. This is extremely dangerous; it can cause heart problems, tears in the esophagus or stomach lining, vomiting blood, seizures, or even death.
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Anorexia and Bulimia are diagnosed mainly by the weight of the sufferer. If a Bulimic person becomes underweight, they will then be diagnosed with Anorexia the Binge and Purge subtype. There are two main subtypes of anorexia nervosa: Restricting: Where low weight is maintained by low food intake, exercise and/or laxative abuse Binge/Purge: While restricting; engaging in regular binge and/or purge sessions
For a proper name some call it 'anorexia binge-purge subtype'.
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